Khrushchev Eyes Overseas Travel After Paris
Khrushchev plans a September visit to Finland for Urho Kekkonen’s 60th birthday and may travel to Cuba and other Latin American states. He could swing by the UN in New York or even Washington, despite wary reception in the United States. Officials expect a Western travel pattern but doubt Eisenhower will make more goodwill tours.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Khrushchev
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
Goodwil
White House
Free World
Kennedy kin in Texas split over church state issue
Mrs. Sargent Shriver tours Texas with Mrs. Lyndon Johnson rallying women for the Democratic ticket. In Wichita Falls she calls the church state question “more in the newspapers than with the people,” a view critics call a misread of public concern in the campaign.
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RS. Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Wichita Falls
Shriver
Kennedy
Mrs. Shriver
Wichita Fall
Wich Falls
Hawley PA Officials Praised for Service During Church Hours
The CMIC administrators in Hawley Pennsylvania are commended for their efforts to assist power mowers during Sunday church services. The note wishes success and hopes the town can extend the same support to supper and early morning hours and hopes other towns follow Hawley's example.
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Hawley
Pledge and subscription rates in Lubbock paper 1960
An image filled page from Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows a subscription price list and a U S Pledge of Allegiance text. The snippet includes monthly and yearly rates for morning and Sunday editions, with figures for in advance, by mail, and various term lengths, followed by the pledge. The page is dated September 1, 1960.
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Fullina
Reece Conald &T
On the Line and a Fight For Olympic Glory
Special correspondent Bob Considine writes about the Olympic Games stressing individual competition and national pride. Athletes glimpse victory and honor even as many may remain on the bench, faith in the American shield and team spirit evident in the crowd.
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Bob Considine
Ome
Flere
Toucher
Cuttier
Just Ask For It Money Problem Solved By Inez Robb
The piece satirically critiques banks and politics, noting an expansive bank program in January and mocking endorsements and spendthrift tendencies. It highlights gender balance concerns and quips about money and male supply amid election talk.
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Inez Robb
National Bank of Western
Ign
New York
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Uncle Sam
U.S.A
Ambition and pride ignite Olympic spirit across nations
The writer reflects on Olympic fervor as athletes from many countries march into the Rome arena led by Rafer Johnson. He recalls partisan pride, the universal drive to excel, and a vivid memory of a baton mishap at London twelve years earlier, underscoring the global stakes of competition.
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Olympic Stadium
Rafer Johnson
Russkins
Pierre de Coubertin
Melbourne
Rome
Colisseum
Haiti
Plow Core If Ites It Mats Magazine
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FDR Shadow Looms Over Nixon Kennedy Battle
Special correspondent Ray Tucker analyzes how Franklin D. Roosevelt's legacy shapes the 1960 campaign dynamics. Kennedy seeks Roosevelt kin support while relying on New Deal era loyalties, with debates over social reform and electoral strategy in a Protestant West Virginia setting.
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Ray Tucker
YY Aeningson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al- Tucker
FDR
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Sen
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Humphrey
West Virginia
Franklin
Kennedy-Johnson
Congress
Dixie
Supreme Court
Walter George
Georgia
Landon JB. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Capitol Hill
Rayburn
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
Sam
Morton RoDeo Opens With Parades and $1200 Prizes
The Morton rodeo slated to begin with a downtown parade as 40 plus cowboys appeared by last night. Prizes total more than $1,200, announced by Cochran County Sheriff Tom C. Staundefer, director of the rodeo. Also noted are new Texas Tech faculty appointments due to enrollment growth and ongoing standards.
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Morton
Tom C. Staundefer
Cochran County
Texas Tech
Clifford J. Jones
Jer. Jones
Fred D. Rugby
Paul W. Gilbert
Thomas I. Welson
Clifford R. Horn
L. Moffitt Cecil Jr
Jane Bowles
Leo V. Nothstine
T. Earle Hamilton
Doris June Hittle
Arlo J. Smith
George O. Elle
Robert Rotan Jr
Cities Strive to Solve Urban Transportation Dilemma
In a discussion on urban problems, George Sokolsky notes cities face slums and culture, while transportation determines city life. Experts like James Fitch warn against neglecting mobility and parking chaos, and Louis Winnick highlights the city as an anchor for productive capital and services.
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Stu Lif
Academy
Sokolsky
James Marston Fitch
Columbia University
Cuba Seizes American Dock Complex Amid Property Actions
Havana reports the Cuban government seized a million dollar American owned dock and warehouse complex, part of a two day total of five million dollars in seizures.
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Havana
UPI
Firm Trials Frozen Foods Entry in Rochester
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc. enters quick frozen baked foods in Rochester on a trial basis marking the firm's first move outside the candy field. The venture signals a strategic diversification for the company as it tests market reception and operational feasibility.
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Variety
Rochester
N.Y
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
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